Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-23
PERSONAL.

Miss Lola Hamlet, OF Port Royal, visited
the city on Monday.
Mr.. r.. w. Roach went to Cadiz and spent
his Sabbath there.
Mr.. VIII Willis, of Louisville. visited
GAINESVILLE this week.
Mr.. Minor Anderson, of Ringgold, came
to town on Monday.
Mr.. t. w. Williams of Palmyra, was in
the city Thursday.
Dave Hendrick, OF Nashville, came down
to see us this week.
Mr.. L. II. Brunson, of the southside, Wis
tied town on Monday.
Mr.. W. G. Wilson, of Stewart county, was
in town on Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Woodbridge started on visit to
Kentucky this week. "a
Mr.. w. s. Cox, of Bellevlew Ky, was in
GAINESVILLE on Monday.
Miss Clara Williams, of Kentucky, is at
Mr.. Emmett McCulloch's.
Miss Willie Haddox, of Rnssellvllle, is So
journing at Idaho Springs.
Mr.. Geo. w. Hillman, of Hurricane Mills,
was In GAINESVILLE last week.
Misses Pauline and Josephine Elliott left
on Monday for Mont Eagle.
Mr.. Parker Dibble went to Hopkinsville
to attend church last Sunday.
-Messrs. r. II. and ID. F. Gill, of Aliens
vile, came to GAINESVILLE MOI day.
commissioner Hord will attend the meet
ing at the cave next Saturday.
w. d. Taylor, of Woodlawn neighborhood,
visited GAINESVILLE on Monday.
Mr. ]. f. Broaddus, of Christian county,
Kyr was in the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. A. stratton is out at Dunbar'S
Cave spending the hot months.
MIR. w. ]. Ely and family have gone on a
pleasure trip to Cerulean Springs.
Mr.. Morton Radford, of Owensburg, KY,
was in the city the first of this week.
Mrs. John Spillers, Of Nashville, is at Mr.
Joseph Spillers', in South GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. win Elliott, of Christian county, was
among Clarksville's visitors on Monday.
IF. B. Smith, Esq, member OF the Dover
bar, was in the city several days this week
Mr.. NJ. II. Hopson, Jr.. of Canton, KY, has
been in the city for several days this week.
Mr.. NJ. L, Rosson, of the venerable city OF
Port Royal, was in GAINESVILLE on Monday.
--Elkton Progress: Mr. Sebree Reeves OF
GAINESVILLE, was up to visit his home last Sun
day.
Miss Blanche Polk, of Robertson county,
visited her sister, Mrs, James Ii. Smith, this
, week.
Miss JEANNE Rroaddus left for Tullahoma
on Wednesday morning to be gone some
time.
Mr., r. E. McCuloch is out of danger, and
we expect soon to see him on the street
again.
-Messrs. B. F. Cockerell and Peter Sexton
OF Stewart county, visited GAINESVILLE on
Tuesday.
!. Miss Ada Douglas, of Hendersonville
Tenn, is visiting Mrs. Jesse w. Bailey, or
= Madison.
Mr.. Headly Boyd associate editor of the
: Paris Tribune, paid our office pleasant visi
a on Monday.
' r. H. McFall, Esq, of the Nineteenth civil
E district of Montgomery county, was in tn,
:. city Monday.
Miss Rosa Lou Moore, of Nashville, will
spend several weeks visiting friends In
Clarksville.
Mr.. James T. Kennedy has returned from
Pyland Spring, where he has been on visi
Y for his health.
DR. d. r.. Leech and wife, OF Charlotte
e are visiting their son, H. N. Leech, on Com
q merce street.
t Capt. NJ. j. Hewlett, OF Cumberland City
Stewart county, has been in the city for sew
!, eral days.
. It. w. Lewis, Jr., of the neighborhood o
Il town on Tuesday.
u Il, F, Mcmillan, Esq, Clerk Of the County
S Court of Houston county, paid our office
pleasant visit on Tuesday.
-Messrs. ]. L. Crenshaw and w. s. Hamil
ton, prominent citizens ofTrigg county, wer
in GAINESVILLE this week.
|, Hon. 7. M. McReynolds, of the blood.
Ell Ninth, was in town on Monday shakin
=, hands with his constituents.
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,s Our friend Jack q. d. Boone, of Erin, wa
4 leisurely perambulating the streets of Clarks
7 Vile in quest OF bargains yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. Fauche, of New Orleans, was i
II the city this week to attend the funeral of hi
2 father, and spent several days here
l. Mr., V. r. Harris one of Erin's most Ell
Y terprising merchants and manufacturer
10 came up to GAINESVILLE on Saturday.
9, -Elkton Progress; L. II. Arnold, Esq, OF
~ efficient postmaster, paid GAINESVILLE a flyin
visit Thursday, the first time in seven year
Mr.. F. L. Woodson, formerly of Russell
7 vile, has become an attache of the Sewane
III planning mill, and will soon move to Clark
IT Vile.
IL Mr.. Darwin Bell, of Hopkinsville, she